System solutions for mobile hydraulics 

Our system solutions are adapted to the special requirements of modern forestry machines, such as logging trucks, timber cranes and winches. One combination that is in great demand among our customers is a load-sensing capable flow-sharing valve in combination with a compatible radio remote control. Thanks to high-quality and proven radio systems as well as corresponding experience, we offer a precisely adjusted system that enables particularly accurate work.

Since we know that in forestry, in addition to sensitive operation, the working speed also counts, we rely on a valve with downstream pressure balances. The special feature of this flow-sharing technology is that even if there is an undersupply of oil, the available volume flow is divided evenly among the open consumers, thus preventing a functional standstill. Several functions can therefore be used simultaneously and independently of the load.

In the field of agricultural machinery technology, we offer a broad portfolio of system solutions. Benefit from our experience as an original equipment manufacturer in equipping tractors, harvesters and other agricultural machinery.

In this area, we supply, for example, single-lever control units for operating front loaders. The sets consist of a hydraulic valve specially designed for this application and the appropriate control unit. Control can be carried out manually via Bowden cables or via a modern electronic joystick control system. The compatibility of the individual components enables fast, precise work and thus increases the performance of your machine.

In addition to small pushbutton remote controls, e.g. for dump trucks, radio retrofits for truck-mounted loader cranes are particularly in demand in this sector. The well-matched system consisting of radio remote control and electro-hydraulic actuators makes it possible to convert the existing manual hydraulics to radio control. As a result, your work gains both speed and safety!

Often, the crane driver does not have direct visual contact with the picked-up load and then works only on the call of a third party. If there is misunderstanding, this can easily lead to accidents. With the radio retrofit, the crane driver can move freely and always has visual contact with the load.

The manual operation of the crane and existing overload devices are not affected by the conversion.